|
|
 |
| |
|
|
|
|
Snitter is an Adobe Air application made for use with Twitter. It has many different functions that you can access all from your desktop, making your Twitter life easier. With Snitter, you can choose the way the application looks in terms of theme. You can also scroll through the people you follow and the people who follow you and their profiles. With your list of tweets, you can decide to delete specific ones you are done with so that they don’t clutter your space, or you can clear the entire list, making a clean slate for the next ones coming in. If you want to check out tweets from a...  read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Tweet2tweet, which according to the developer, has been developed in order to test the power of the Google App Engine, allows anyone to view conversations between any two users on Twitter. Similar to the “Wall-to-Wall” feature on Facebook, Tweet 2 Tweet uses the public Twitter timeline and pulls up conversations between any two users on Twitter. To try out Tweet 2 Tweet, just go to the page, enter two different Twitter users into the boxes provided and then click “View” and a full listing of their conversations will be displayed on the subsequent page. So if want to see what your fr... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Twitter’s powers keep growing and growing seemingly without end. Twitter is a superhero with no limits, thanks to a dedicated following and a gang of tech savvy fans. Indeed, you can Twitter at home, abroad, on your mobile, in your bath. You can buy, sell, see pics, stats, find jobs, learn the secrets of good moo goo gai pan, and everything else in between. You can even conference live. And for those who do, Live Twitting will help you with all your Twitter conferencing needs. Live Twitting takes the pain out of trying to manage all those constant twitter updates and pasting them into one co... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
MyTweeple is the happy new baby of Twitter and a Twitter fan/ self-confessed Twitteraholic named Shannon. We’ve already seen what Twitter can do. Witness the hype, the apps, the legions of fans sprouting in all corners of the earth. And it wouldn’t be a lie to say that a good deal of these twitterers, tweetsters, twitwits, et al. have contributed a widget, app or tool to help the Twitter community out. Such is the fervor of Twitter. A lot of these are shiny, happy apps with a lot of sheen but no real substance, which is why MyTweeple stands out. MyTweeple is an Twitter organizer/manager. I... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
TopTweet is a Twitter application that lets members stay updated on the top Twitter users. Those users’ profiles are frequently updated with posts and information that active Twitters and newbies both will find interesting. Two links on the TopTweet page link Twitter members directly to the site: one to the Twitter homepage, and the other to the Twitter users who are followed. Because all Twitter members are logged in, they are instantly connected to the network, hence allowing them to update their own status and information. With this app, Twitter users are instantaneously in touch with... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
By now, you’ve probably heard about Twitter, the little mashup app that could. Twitter has taken and conquered the world of net communication by storm. Of course, an app is only successful as the number of widgets and spin-off apps it inspires And Twitter has inspired a legion of Twitter apps. One of these is SecretTweet. SecretTweet lets you post your Tweets anonymously. It’s akin to PostSecret but with a Twitter twist. Anybody can post a Tweet secret. You don’t even need a Twitter account to do so. So if you’re dying to tell the Twitterverse about a crush, or how much you hate your... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
And the never-ending list of Twitter apps keeps marching on. The Twitter craze has effectively spawned its own universe of Twitter related applications, widgets and accessories. There’s even been a Twitter marriage proposal. The latest Twitter application is called TwitterReply. TwitterReply does what it sounds like—it makes sure you never miss a Twitter reply. You have two options when it comes to TwitterReply. You can either use their TwitterMail option or their TwitterIM option. The latter allows you to add Twitter to you IM contact list and you’ll automatically receive updates from ... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Twitter is great for casually communicating with lots of friends at once, but when a little privacy is desired, it’s hardly the best means. GroupTweet.com is a new site that piggybacks on the Twitter API, allowing you to set up a private group and send tweets only to designated group members. The set-up is fairly painless: you first create a Twitter account to represent your group, making certain that updates are protected. Then register the new Twitter account at GroupTweet.com, and have each group member add the group Twitter account to their ‘follow’ list. (Due to the account protecti... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
A “Twoosh” is the sound that Twitter makes each time someone sends a tweet that’s exactly 140 characters long. For those who derive some odd satisfaction from hearing a twoosh, or for those who simply enjoy a challenge, Tweet140.com will track the length of your tweets and tally how many times you hit the 140 mark exactly. The closer your average character count is to 140, the better your score on Tweet140.com. You could consider it a personal challenge, or compete against friends for the best average. There is no signing-up necessary – you simply start following tweet140 from your Twi... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Snaptweet is another application that has sprung up to make your Twitter experience even better than it already is. Are you looking for a way to easily update your Twitter photo with Flickr? If so, simply go to the Snaptweet site, enter your Twitter username and password and your Flickr username, and your latest Flickr photo will be sent to your Twitter account. An incredibly easy way to share your latest Flickr photos with your friends and followers on Twitter. The site itself is very simple and is dedicated to performing the one task of sending your latest Flickr photo to Twitter, so the... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Twitterlights is an addition to the latest version of i-Lighter, a program that allows you to highlight and automatically save anything you want on any page on the Internet. With Twitterlights, you can easily share whatever you have highlighted with your Twitter friends. You must download the free i-Lighter software to your PC. Then, just i-Light your selection, click “Twitter This,” enter your Twitter name and password, and press send. You can include a Twitter message of up to 140 characters, and the web content you selected will be attached as a TinyURL. Since your highlights are also s... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
The launch of the iPhone has been accompanied by the simultaneous launch of iPhone goodies, among which are not one, but several Twitter apps. The latest is unoriginally called iTweet. It’s designed to make posting your tweets as easy as batting an eyelash. One of its features allows you to view only your newest messages so you don’t have to waste time waiting for EDGE to get going. You can also view and send direct messages to all your peeps and view replies within one screen. The interface is simple yet utilitarian, it gets the job done. Try it out today if you’re so lucky as to ... read more
|
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
